📌 As mentioned yesterday, the current market is characterized by a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, waiting for a clear direction. Later, the market experienced a decline and chose to move downward, but the current level cannot be considered a valid support; it is only a short-term test of support, not a medium-term indicator. The possibility of a second test cannot be ruled out. As mentioned yesterday, in such situations, it’s best to place edge orders and avoid betting on the direction at the midline. What you need to do is to respond to the market, not predict it. The market never lacks opportunities. During a decline, support levels that are repeatedly tested can all be broken. It’s crucial to identify the true support and resistance levels—that is, the most advantageous points for buying and selling. Yesterday, I placed three edge orders in the community, and I’ve already entered two of them, with one still pending. The short position I entered early on, tut, is currently operating steadily…